Google Cloud has confirmed the departure of President Hayete Gallot, who was hired in early 2025 to unify customer-facing teams. She leaves after less than a year, reportedly for a job outside of Google. This marks another high-profile executive shift at the cloud giant.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says Copilot’s daily user base has grown nearly 3x year-over-year, with 15 million paid M365 Copilot seats. Despite this, the company’s shares dropped about 6% after earnings as Wall Street frets over capital expenditures hitting $72.4 billion so far this year.
Microsoft is giving its enterprise security customers some breathing room. The company has officially pushed back the deadline for migrating Microsoft Sentinel workflows from the Azure portal to the Defender portal by nearly nine months.
The DOE is formally seeking interest from states to host Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses. The plan explicitly eyes co-location with data centers to meet their surging power demand. States have until April 1, 2026, to respond.
Anthropic is expanding Claude’s capabilities with deep integrations into third-party apps. The chatbot can now perform tasks within platforms like Asana, Box, and Figma on a user’s behalf.
Amazon Game Studios is losing its boss, Christoph Hartmann, as part of a massive new round of 16,000 company-wide layoffs. This follows a previous cut of 14,000 jobs last October and signals a major retreat from Amazon’s original gaming ambitions.
The Royal Navy is using Oracle’s ruggedized edge cloud infrastructure to power an AI platform called Saga on its aircraft carrier. The goal is to turn mission data into actionable intelligence, but the real-world reliability of such systems is a major question.
PayPal is making two strategic moves, integrating its checkout with Microsoft’s AI Copilot and teaming with Paychex for early wage access. These partnerships highlight a shift towards autonomous AI shopping and the demand for faster payroll. But what does this mean for traditional e-commerce?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s comments at CES about drastically reduced cooling requirements for next-gen AI chips sent shockwaves through the market. Shares of major HVAC companies like Johnson Controls and Trane Technologies tumbled, hitting multi-month lows. The move highlights the outsized influence
AWS is raising prices for its EC2 Capacity Blocks, a service that guarantees access to scarce Nvidia GPUs. The price for a p5en.48xlarge instance jumped from $36.184 to $41.612 in most regions, with even steeper hikes in Northern California. Analysts say it’s a classic case of applying a “scarcity p
